Chronology Entry
Year
1849
Text
Queen Victoria's journal ; 10th June 1849.
Sie schreibt über den Chinese Luncheon Room, Buckingham Palace :
"We breakfasted as we already dined last night, in the new room that has been made for us, a fine large lunchroom, very handsomely fitted up with furniture &c., from the Pavilion at Brighton, including the Chinese pictures [by Robert Jones], which were on the Dining-room walls there, the doors with the serpents &c. which had belonged to that room. A dragon has been painted on the ceiling to harmonise with the rest. The small sitting room is also furnished with things from the Pavilion."
Sie schreibt über den Chinese Luncheon Room, Buckingham Palace :
"We breakfasted as we already dined last night, in the new room that has been made for us, a fine large lunchroom, very handsomely fitted up with furniture &c., from the Pavilion at Brighton, including the Chinese pictures [by Robert Jones], which were on the Dining-room walls there, the doors with the serpents &c. which had belonged to that room. A dragon has been painted on the ceiling to harmonise with the rest. The small sitting room is also furnished with things from the Pavilion."
Mentioned People (2)
Jones, Robert
(aktiv um 1815-1833) : Designer
Victoria, Queen
(London 1819-1901 Isle of Wight) : Königin von Grossbritannien und Irland seit 1837, Kaiserin von Indien seit 1876
Subjects
Art : Architecture and Landscape Architecture
Documents (1)
| # | Year | Bibliographical Data | Type / Abbreviation | Linked Data |
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| 1 | 2007 | Maxwell, Christopher. Chinoiserie at Buckingham Palace in the nineteenth century. In : The Burlington magazine ; June (2007). | Publication / Max1 |
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